Barg's Buckaroos Rise From Smoky Mountain Wildcats
The Smoky Mountain Wildcat string band of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina now uses the Barg's Buckaroos name sponsored by Barg's Root Beer Co. They will broadcast from WPHR Peters burg Virginia and later WEED Rocky Mount North Carolina while outfits arrive. Members are Johnnie Strickland Garland Cox Herbert Dorman and Charles Brown nicknamed the Yodeling Cowboy. They list shows July 21 Weldon July 22 Enfield July 23 Battleboro July 24 near Aur elian Springs with community sponsors and a city bus routing attendees.
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Smoky Mountain Wildcats
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Barg’s Root Beer Co
Barg's
Buckaroos
WPHR
Petersburg
Weed Rocky Mount
Barg
Johnnie Strickland
Garland Cox
Herbert Dorman
Charles Brown
Cowboy
Opera House
Weldon
Enfield High School
Enfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Battleboro High School
Battleboro
N.C
Woman's Club
Free Canning School At Eastman July 23
On Friday July 23 at 3 00 p m the Ball Brothers Company will present Bertha B Sawyer home economist and culinary authority at Eastman High School Enfield N a demonstration on advantages of home canning methods open kettle cold pack hot pack definition of terms steps in canning selecting products and methods syrups processing equipment scoring jars and exhibit packs variety in canned foods Ball Brothers offers 70 00 in prizes to Negro women and girls county based on two quart jars beans and soup mix entries and entry guidance through Farm Extension club members
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Ball Brothers Company
Bertha B. Sawyer
Eastman High School
Enfield
N. A
Farm Extension Club
Economy Cooker Meals by Miss Virginia Blount
Virginia Electric & Power Co Home Service Director Miss Virginia Blount outlines cooker recipes for chicken fricassee with potatoes and beets or carrots then steamed chocolate pudding. Procedures cover browning chicken, layering with potatoes, wrapping vegetables, and baking cadence with measured ingredients.
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Virginia Blount
Home Service
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Kettle Cooker High Steam Then Low for 2 Hours
Instructions describe placing top on a cooker kettle and heating on high until steam appears, then lowering to cook for two hours. A list suggests uses such as cooking complete meals cereals dried fruits eggs soup stews spinach steaming frying reheating popping corn sterilizing bottles and baking beans.
Town Talk list of weekend visitors and travelers
Lewis Edwards left Wednesday to visit his sister in Richmond Virginia James Lewis Coley Oliver Warren spent the weekend in Johnstown Pennsylvania and Washington D C Mr and Mrs Tom Ray of Richmond Virginia spent the weekend here with relatives Mrs R O Bray returned Friday from Durham Misses Daisy Teele Nellie Mae Jernigan returned Sunday after Newport News Virginia Mr and Mrs C G Grant and family were weekend guests of Mrs John Priest near Camps Store Mrs Lewis Johnson and daughter Josie are spending this week in Durham with Mrs J C Kellibrew Mrs Virginia Wheeler spent the weekend in Phoebus Virginia with Mrs Blanche Pearce Mrs J E Collins and children Annie and Vance spent last weekend in Washington Mr and Mrs W W Gibson and children Lester and Margaret spent the weekend in Norfolk with Mrs Harry Lyles Mr and Mrs Hugh Bugg Miss Louise Hudson Mrs Lula Harris returned Sunday from Swan Quarter Mr and Mrs Ralph Leonard Joe Leonard of Thomasville spent Thursday with Mrs Herman Thomason Mr and Mrs A E Pearson of Hopewell Virginia are spending this week with Mrs L R Pearson Mrs Joe Wilson and children of Franklin Virginia are spending this week with Mr and Mrs B D Johnson of Greenville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Edmonds Miss Josephine Shaw and Mrs Hazel Rook are spending this week at Ocean View Miss Ira Chambliss of Fairmont is spending a few days with Mrs L R Pearson Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Williams left Sunday to make their home in Farmville Mr and Mrs Jerry Pridgen and children of Norfolk Virginia were weekend guests of Mrs Cleophas Bray L R Pearson of Suffolk Virginia spent the weekend here with his family Miss Blanche High of Emporia Virginia spent a few days last week with Mrs Herman Thomason Jim Lee Carpenter of Fortress Monroe Virginia spent the weekend with his mother.
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Lewis Edwards
A. D. Lynch
Richmond
James Lewis Coley
Oliver Warren
Johnstown
Washington, D. C
Tom Ray
R. O. Bray
Durham
Daisy Teele
Nellie Mae Jernigan
Newport News
C. G. Grant
John Priest
Camp
Lewis Johnson
Josie
J. C. Kellibrew
Virginia Wheeler
Phoebus
Blanche Pearce
J. E. Collins
Annie
Vance
Washington
W. W. Gibson
Lester
Margaret
Norfolk
Harry Lyles
Hugh Bugg
Louise Hudson
Lula Harris
Swan Quarter
Ralph Leonard
Joe Leonard
Thomasville
Herman Thomason
A. E. Pearson
Hopewell
Greenville
J. B. Edmonds
Josephine Shaw
Hazel Rook
Ocean View
E. R. Kidd
Mary Johnson
Ira Chambliss
Fairmont
L. R. Pearson
Geoffrey Williams
Farmville
Local Names Mentioned in County Agent Roles
The fragment lists individuals and places including Albert Tillery, Chestnut, Draper, Eastman, Essex, Harrison, Heathville, Hobgood, Littleton, Tillery Chapel, Whitakers Chapel, White Oak and D. J. Knight as a Negro County Agent.
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Albert Tillery
Chestnut
Draper
Eastman
Essex
Harrison
Heathville
Hobgood
Littleton
Tillery Chapel
Whitakers Chapel
White Oak
D. J. Knight
Negro County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Free Canning School
Dr. Morris C. Barfield
Jerry Pridgen
Cleophus Bray
Suffolk
Blanche High
Emporia
Jim Lee Carpenter
Fortress Monroe
Colonial Ice CO
R. B. Purdy, Mgr
Roanoke Avenue
White House
Yukon Beverages
Kelloggs
Waldorf Tissue
Phillips
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